Honored ContributorHi friends:
I come up with a problem on DE2 board.In the SOPC builder,I set the clock of both SDRAM and CPU 50Mhz,when I download the software in Nios,it said "Verify failed between address 0x800000 and 0x8062B3,Leaving target processor paused",then I change the clock of CPU to 100Mhz,and the problem was solved,do you know why this happened?
Honored ContributorHi.
I'm not sure but, check the SDRAM controller code, also you need to delay the SDRAM clock -3ns.Honored ContributorHello, I have been battling with the SDRAM problem for some time, but I cannot find a solution. I have tried to use 100MHz and 50MHz clock, both with and without the delay and I still get the verified failed error. Could there be anything else that I am missing? Thanks a lot for help, because this is driving me crazy!
Honored ContributorHonored ContributorI guess u need to add pll to counter the skew and other timing issues between the sdram controller clock and the clock provided to the sdram chip..
Honored ContributorCan you post the procedure you are following. That might help us track down the problem faster.
Honored ContributorI'm having exactly the same problem as swordflyer - with Quartus 9.0
I hope there is some insight here somewhere.Honored ContributorHere is the link,
university.altera.com/materials/comp_org/tutorials Please confirm.Honored ContributorThanks - I ended up adding a second clock to the PLL, going straight through,
as suggested by the tutorial. That worked. Interesting though that a few years ago you did not need to send the CPU clock through the PLL. Now if I can get the Terasic ISP1362 (USB) IP to work with Quartus 9.0/9.1.Honored ContributorI've a very similar problem, and I cannot communicate with the sdram,
(nor to download the program into it of course) However the problem is limited to the usage of the Nios in the version standard or fast, while when i use the "e" version everything works properly. I found this unusual behavior both on DE1 and on DE2 board. I'm using Quartus 9.1 ad the sdram clock is controlled by a -3ns PLL. Someone has been able to communicate with the SDRAM using NiosII/s or NiosII/f ?Honored Contributorwhen I added the through-clock signal to the PLL we were able to get it working
(and I've always used the f version of the cpu). I'm not sure what your situation is.
